The room was a decent size. However, the beds were tiny. In fact, way too small for adults to fit in. The staff at the pool and front desk were rude multiple times. The breakfast was great. The view outside of the room on the porch was a great feature as well read more

On Wednesday, July 30, my wife and I traveled to Wellsboro to celebrate our anniversary and explore the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. After researching options, my wife selected Penn Wells due to its reputation and small-town charm. We initially attempted to book online but ultimately called for more information. The staff member we spoke with was pleasant and helpful, recommending the Lodge over the Hotel for its larger rooms and more modern features. Based on this, we booked a room with double beds. We arrived around 4 PM to check in. The front desk staff was polite, though not particularly informative when we inquired about local attractions or restaurants. One of the staff members admitted to being new and unfamiliar with the area, and the other, the manager, offered limited suggestions only speaking about the Diner and Steakhouse, when I specifically asked about burgers/chicken. Fortunately, a fellow guest provided helpful recommendations, including a band performance in the town park--an event not mentioned by staff. After settling into our room, we walked to town for dinner and enjoyed the concert. We returned to the room around 9 PM, only to find the double beds were too small for us to share comfortably. We ultimately slept in separate beds. The next morning, Thursday, July 31, we were pleased with the quality of the breakfast and the warm, attentive staff member managing it. She stood out as a highlight of our stay. Later in the day, I attempted to use the pool area. Unfortunately, the staff member present was unhelpful--unable or unwilling to answer basic questions about the pool and jacuzzi, likely due to wearing loud AirPods. I returned after dinner and inquired at the front desk about the size of the beds, as I had measured them to be 54" x 60"--significantly shorter than the standard Double Bed size of 54" x 75". As someone 5'10", my feet extended past the edge of the bed. I asked how best to address this, and the manager informed me to speak to the owner who would be available at 9 AM the next morning. On Friday, August 1, we again had a pleasant breakfast experience thanks to the same staff member. However, while sitting near the front desk due to limited dining space, we observed a supervisor publicly reprimanding this employee. While we understand the need for accountability, we felt the tone and setting were inappropriate, especially given the employee's positive attitude and the presence of guests. Before checking out, I asked if the owner had arrived but was told they had not. Due to a prior reservation at 9:30 AM, we chose to depart without further discussion. As we exited, I noticed the same bottle I had discarded in the entrance trash can on Wednesday had still not been emptied--something that speaks to a lack of attention to detail. Positive Experiences: *Modern lodge with balconies ideal for relaxing and enjoying the views *Excellent location in a charming town *Fresh, well-prepared breakfast with a good variety *Exceptional service from the breakfast attendant *Clean, refreshed rooms *Well-maintained pool and jacuzzi *Reasonable pricing Areas for Improvement: *Front desk staff lacked local knowledge and initiative in assisting guests *Pool staff appeared disengaged and unresponsive to basic questions *Public reprimanding of staff in front of guests was uncomfortable and unprofessional *Bed sizes were significantly smaller than expected, making for an uncomfortable sleeping arrangement *Main Entrance trash was not emptied over the course of multiple days *Pool closing time of 8 PM is early, especially for families returning from dinner or evening activities While we enjoyed parts of our stay, especially the breakfast service and the town itself, several aspects detracted from our overall experience. As we consider a return trip in the fall, we may explore other lodging options to ensure both comfort and quality service. read more

This was our second visit, we booked a suite....we got room 141, first floor, a handicapped room, that WREAKED of mildew! They had me park my new Audi in a back parking lot, after parking in the lot with the other cars, my husband took the suitcases and put them back in the car to drive down an alley to a back parking lot where there was nothing but work trucks, just to pass the hall where the lobby was, my husband didn't need to lug the suitcases back to the car, nor did I need to park my brand new audi in a back parking lot that had NOTHING but work trucks!!! This is the second time I asked for a room with a fireplace, second time they couldn't accommodate. We always clean and tidy our room, and leave a nice tip for the cleaning staff always, and did this on our last stay. Sandy is passively rude, says little, but as you can see what we went through upon check in.. then to be given a room wreaking of mildew!! I asked for another room ($258.00 for this?!? I paid $248.00 last stay 2 weeks prior, and was advertised you get a 20% discount if you become a member.....so they dont follow through on their advertised offers to become a member....don't bother, see the "special service we got being a member?) Oh, and before the check-in nightmare, I had said we wanted to come back for the Christmas season...."they are totally booked". I never even told her the dates I was interested in...the second room they put me in at least didn't smell of mildew...no way would I ever stay in this place again. P.S. room 141 smelled like mildew, and room 341 the air conditionerdidn'twork at all and was stifling... Sandy needs to retire, and they need a good maintenance person. read more

We reserved a room with a King Bed two months ago. When we arrived at the Lodge today, our room was on the second floor AND THERE WAS NO ELEVATOR to our room! In 2025! There were no other King beds available on a floor with an elevator. A vacation for me is a King bed. I am very disappointed. read more

To be clear, this is a review of the Lodge, not the Hotel, which is a different property. We stayed three nights. The room was fairly clean and the staff were friendly. However, many smaller things could be improved. We would only stay here again if there was no better option. Despite lots of information on the website about the building being ADA compliant and having ADA compliant rooms, it does not state anywhere that there is no elevator. We were given a room on the second floor so we had to haul our luggage up the stairs. The person at the front desk told us clearly that access to our rooms was only via stairway and no one offered to help. For an older person who is not handicapped but has bad knees this was a nuisance. The staircase to access the second floor was grungy and you had to pass by some laundry bins filled with used towels and / or sheets (see photo). The indoor pool is off the lobby so the lobby has a strong odor of pool chemicals. Despite the comments by others, there was no fruit of any sort with the breakfast. The scrambled eggs were pre-salted and very salty. Very rudimentary breakfast other than the sausage and salty eggs. In the room, the bathroom door did not close all the way, and the bottom of the door was peeling and decayed (see photo.) The coffee maker did not work, or we could not get it to work (there were no directions). There was a big brown stain in the shower stall that looked like it would have come off with better cleaning. There were few outlets for charging phones or laptops. For the laptop, I had to search behind the desk for a wall outlet. The beds were comfortable but if we travelled to Wellsboro again, we'd look at other options. However, we were told by local residents that this is the best option. read more

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There is confusion between the Hotel and Lodge: The Penn Wells Lodge (which is this page) and the Penn Wells Hotel (which is a much older and historical than the Lodge) are one block apart and different buildings. The overall rating for the Penn Wells Lodge is not accurately reflected in this listing, because Yelpers are confusing the two and many of the negative and low star reviews are actually meant for the Hotel and not the Lodge. Our experience at the Lodge was top notch. The staff was polite and friendly, the room was clean with comfortable beds, there was a gym, pool as well as a hot tub. I wish we had brought our bathing suits! The breakfast included in the reservation was more than we expected. The breakfast is not simply a continental breakfast. It included eggs, french toast, and sausage. In addition there was yogurt, fresh baked muffins, bagels, apples and bananas. There is even a Keurig Machine in the room with Starbucks K-cups! read more

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Hit/miss proposition. This is an aggregate rating based on two different stays, one in the main building, one in the separated building that faces Main St.(motel-style room with exterior entrance only.) Main building: very nice condition overall, noisy because walls aren't very thick/heavy; uncomfortably soft mattress; convenient indoor access to dining area, laundry, pool gym; modern (numeric by temperature) thermostat controlling AC. Motel style accommodations: less well-kept, door was so ill-fitting that there was a gap through which (apparently) flies were able to get in. Not good. Air conditioner was of the stone-age type that has a simple 1-10 scale for a thermostat. Kept me guessing all night, was either too cold or too hot. Finally, in this room, there was a switched outlet (upper) in the wall box where the desk lamp, refrigerator, and TV plug in. Unfortunately, the lower outlet didn't work at all, and the dummies plugged everything through the upper outlet using an outlet strip. I plugged my CPAP into the multi-outlet strip that they used, unaware that they'd loaded it down with the fridge as well, and at a point during the night the breaker popped and I woke unable to breathe. (I had done this because they had NO other closer outlets available, luckily I always carry an extension cord.) I won't go on and on, but there was much confusion and as far as I know they still haven't fixed things - I did finally discover what was wrong and worked around it by plugging into the far wall's outlet. Also no elevator for these, keep in mind if you have walking issues. Other: breakfast is exceedingly simple, plain scrambled eggs, sausage, cold cereals, muffins, toast, some fruit. A little weak, but the food was cooked properly. Laundry room available, but only one washer and one dryer, and I all but guarantee that if you've got jeans or a heavy towel in your load you'll need two cycles of drying. Pool and gym looked nice, didn't use them so I can't get into that further. I advise NOT trying to save $10 by using the exterior-entrance-only room, as you'll be subjected to weather to get to all other amenities and the climate control in those rooms stinks. read more

Stopped in on Labor Day for lunch. Only the lounge was open, so we all ordered burgers. Not bad. The potato soup in fantastic.

Clean room with ample space. I like the option to have outdoor space. Breakfast included however no elevator--but still worth the stay! Huge pool and hot tub, nice fitness room-and I love our balcony space! Towels aplenty. Very friendly staff. read more

We stayed on the 4th floor. Another reviewer mentioned no elevator, but that is not true. There is definitely an elevator. Our room was very clean (pleasant smell) and spacious, including the bathroom. Beds were comfortable. Climate controls were great. Has a small refrigerator. TV worked well and appreciated the guide. Did not notice any noise through the walls or hallway. Breakfast included bagels, 3 types of bread, scrambled eggs, sausage, various fruits, cereals, yogurts. Desk staff super friendly. (There is a pool, hot tub, and fitness room as well as a laundry, but we did not use any of them) We will stay here again. read more

The front staff very friendly. However the rooms are noisy one can hear everything from adjoins rooms kept us awake on both days of our stay. We unfortunately had a group of girls very loud and abnoxious.Even after complaining to the main desk they wouldn't lower the noise level. So definitely a no no for me if I can't get a good night's sleep. read more

Beautiful. This is the lodge, not the hotel. The hotel is dated the Lodge is upscale. We got a single king suite which includes a living room with a sleeper sofa an chair. the bedroom is a separate room with a door and a kitchenette with a table and the refrigerator is not residential but it's not a dorm size refrigerator. read more

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We stayed here a few times, standard rooms, lots of noise though, this place is about 80 years old. staff was friendly and polite. i swear the first time i forgot the key in the door how often does that happen!? we all had a good laugh about it. they do have a lounge downstairs and a restaurants that's open for diner. this place is pretty decent, I want to say a room was arounf 45 dollars a night when we stayed there. read more

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Be aware there is a big difference between the lodge and the hotel. The hotel is old and outdated rooms, very basic; the lodge is a modern motel with the rooms up to today's standards. Our room had two queen beds. As we walked in the room, we saw a car parked right there! A sliding glass door opens to the parking lot. However, once the curtains were closed, it was quiet out there so it didn't bother us. Beds were comfortable, with thick comfort top mattresses. There's no coffee in the room, but in the lobby 24/7. My husband was getting cups at all hours and the carafe was always full. The housekeeping staff are the best we have ever seen, and we travel a lot for work. They actually want to do your entire room every day; all new towels everyday. read more

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Stayed here on Saturday night. The room was great and could have easily slept 5 or 6 people comfortably. We had 2 double beds and a pull out sofa. The room was a suite and had a nice size living room with a kitchen and a separate bedroom. The room had a dining table but no official desk, this was not a problem for me because I was not here to work. Our room was clean but I found the thermostat hard to change and it was pretty dark. The staff was fantastic, Dave was especially nice. Look online for discounts. The hotel is a block away from downtown Wellsboro and near to Starbucks and a few other places. read more

Worst. Service. Ever. I went there for a week end during the Grand Canyon Marathon. Upon arrival, the directions where not correct. After finding the right place, it took 10 minutes for the staff to show up at the front desk on a Friday afternoon when I needed service. Wow! The hotel was the official hotel for the marathon event. So, it was supposed to be "runner-friendly". When I went around to get coffee, the guy from the hotel set up the breakfast. I asked if I can get a bagel and refused to give me because "if he gave one to me, he has to give one to everybody else". Apparently, giving service to the customer is not their priority. About the rooms? Walls are paper-thin so you hear everything from your neighbors! Great when you pay $130 per night ... About the cleanliness? There was mold in the bathroom ... is it acceptable at that price? About the staff? They do not serve breakfast and are not accommodating with their customers need (see before)! Some runners needed a late checkout and they just did not give it even if they promise it! This is one of my worst experience ever and I will highly not recommend it for the other folks running the marathon ... it made my experience worst. Note: tried to add that to the facebook wall but of course, this is filtered! Apparently, they like their customers SO much that they do not care about their feedback! Yay! read more

I've been to the Penn Wells Lodge three times total over the last several years. My first two experiences were 4-5 star, but this last time was lacking. The rooms I've stayed in are the king suites. They are high quality rooms with a kitchenette with microwave, fridge, Keurig, some drawers with silverware etc. The main room has a table and chairs, love seat, cushioned chair and a TV. The bedroom is separate and hosts a comfortable bed, TV, vanity with sink and the bathroom. The bathroom is probably the low point of the rooms, with built in soap dispensers in the shower that are filled with God knows what, and a very spartan look overall. The front staff is not what I'd call friendly or polite. The women who work the desk are brusque and can be downright passive aggressive at times. The high schoolers they have working the pool are OK and the lady who serves the breakfast is very friendly. The breakfast is good as far as hotel breakfasts go. My last trip I had called ahead 3 weeks and asked for a specific room with a view of the main street. After much unnecessary confusion, I got it booked. When we arrived 3 weeks later we checked in and got our key to find that they had given us the wrong room. I went down and was told the room I booked was occupied by someone who apparently wasn't leaving anytime soon. This was a huge disappointment, as the view of the street at Christmas time was part of the reason we stayed here to begin with. We got it worked out so that I still had a window view room, but underneath the room we had originally booked. There was no apology, no partial refund or credit, no attempt at acknowledging the awkwardness of trying to push us into the wrong room with the hope we wouldn't figure it out. It seems like Penn Wells Lodge is a hit or miss experience, and for $170 (which is a lot in the expanses of Tioga county), it's a gamble. I'd also point out (and this is not Penn Wells' fault or reflected in my rating) that there are a ton of gas drillers in northern PA again, so the small town charm is lost on dozens upon dozens of diesel trucks and the occasional unsavory driller. The drilling companies put the workers up in all the hotels and motels, so there's a decent chance that that will be part of your experience. Overall, if you just need a place to sleep, there's far cheaper in Tioga, or you could always make the drive to a bigger area like Williamsport or try surrounding boroughs for cheap accommodations. If you're looking for more luxury, this could be the place, just don't bet on friendly service at the desk. read more

My wife and I were on a 6 day trip across Route 6 and selected Penn Wells based on a travel blog recommendation. Note that we stayed in the old Hotel, not the newer Lodge which is located about a block away. Our room was in the "newer" section in the back of the old hotel (added in the '60's), but still had the look and feel of an historic hotel. The room was a decent size, good mattress and bedding, two large windows let in plenty of light, though one of them had an air conditioner in it. Floors are a bit creaky as one might expect in an old hotel. Many cracks in the tiles in the bathroom, but it was clean and well stocked with quality towels. The lobby is small but interesting. We had dinner in the hotel restaurant - good but not great. The included breakfast offered a smallish selection, including scrambled eggs and bacon. Would stay here again. read more

Stayed here Spring 2016 on a recommendation from a friend. I found the hotel quaint, if a bit jarring. It's clear they want to evoke the atmosphere of the 1800s, but that comes with drawbacks: 1. The rooms are awfully small, have hardly any soundproofing, and the beds are not that comfortable. 2. Amenities are almost non-existent. I had to walk down the street to the lodge to have pool access. 3. The food was sub-par, for both dinner and brunch. Waitstaff was hilariously bad, mainly a bunch of children dressed as adults pretending to be professional. 4. Everything feels broken down, dirty, and dimly lit-- especially the hallways, elevator, and doors. 5. Parking is a nightmare. Downtown Wellsboro is not parking friendly in general. 6. There was a distinct smell of fuel coming from the laundry room, and I suspect there is a gas powered machine down there, which seems very dangerous to staff and guests. 7. Staff in general seems unprofessional. I overheard a lot of gossip between staff members during my stay. Pro: The bar area is great. Bartender was very friendly, had good selection. read more

Clean, nice, and affordable. These are three mandatory things in a hotel. The desk staff is great and the fitness center is really nice. They've done a great job remodeling over the years. We will stay here again if we're in the area! read more

This the second time that I have stayed here, and this will be the absolute last. The first time was in November of 2007, and I did not have a stellar experience then. My friend, lives local, advised me they had built a new section and it was modern and very, very nice. So I booked the room. The reservation process- On the website it shows beautiful hallways, a lovely exterior, and nicely appointed rooms. There are separate tabs for the hotel and the lodge, and you select the room, any discount and rate. Upon confirmation with the auto-generated email, it appeared I was in a room at the hotel. The rate was $85 a night. I responded via email and asked that it be double checked because I had attempted to reserve a room for two nights at the Lodge. I was apprised that I had booked at the hotel, and the employee booked a room at the Lodge. I was advised this room would be $10 more per night. I agreed and I received confirmation. All was ducky... Or so I thought. Check in- After an exhausting drive after a meeting in Camp Hill, I arrived at the hotel at 5pm. I noticed a 'motel' section attached to the establishment, so the pictures were just of the newly added renovated portion. And the old section was looking pretty worn and scary. There appeared to be very few folks there, and a few Marcellus Shale/Gas Drilling people. I parked in a spot near the main entrance and started checking in the front desk. Um... YEAH. When I was handed my room keys I was told I could park in front of my door... At that point I asked if I was in an outside exit room. The employee indicated that I was. I asked for an interior corridor room, and explained that 1)I had a recent and bad experience in a hotel of similar set up, and 2)being a woman traveling solo, I had asked for an interior, updated room. I got my cards, and a $5 per night increase. I am now up to $100 a night. Still not overly expensive. From what the young woman said, it was unclear if the room was a new one or not, but it still had more than one way to access it. I figured the hallway configuration lent itself to that. I COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE WRONG! The facilities and the room- Oh. Dear. God! The hallway smelled, and there were two hotel employees running around in white lab coats, and one had a drill in his hand each of the 4-5 times I saw them stalking around the hallways on two separate days. There was a communal microwave in the hallway near the vending machine. I keyed into my room, and was looking out a metal frame, one ply glass window of the parking lot, and next to it was... Yes... A door to the exterior. Crap! The room was most likely last redone in 1977. Small slate blue one inch ceramic tile as you enter the room and the bathroom was tiny and old, with no room on the old, chipped formica top. The floor was old, cracked and gouged tile. The room was freezing, and 72 was as high as the thermostat would go, and the room stayed cold. The beds had white linens, and a decent duvet, but the mattresses were old amd the best of the two still had you sleeping on a slope. No closet, just an alcove with 6 hangers. Cruddy chipped formica tops on desk and nightstand, and a dorm size refrigerator . A small table and chairs were near the door, but it was so cold that you would not sit there. Carpet was worn with many stains and bleach stains. The room stunk / was musty smelling, and joy of all joys ... Yet another flipping door! Yes, there was a connecting door. Argh. Cleanliness was moderate, and the wifi only allows on device per room. Really? So if my phone is connected my laptop cannot? Wow. Continental breakfast is meh. They make an effort, sort of. Kind of. The walls are paper thin, so I could hear the loud jerks above me on Friday night, and the loud, rude women on my right on Saturday night. I could hear the microwave, and sadly, other room's ... Um ... Bathroom and mating proclivities. Day 2 I was locked out, as happened my final day due to the room keys not keeping their programming, and the deadbolts on the door are true deadbolt style, they do not auto open from the inside. Check out- nothing to report other than I was so happy to get the hell out of that miserable, miserable room. Sadly, the friends I was visiting were very disappointed, and one experienced the room herself. She apologized for suggesting it, and stated she will not make that mistake again, as did another friend/community member. Next time, and there will be plenty of next times, I will stay in Mansfield or in Williamsport at hotels I have stayed in previously. They are clean, modern, and focused on customer satisfaction and understand hospitality. I cannot say the same for the Penn Wells Lodge. I so wanted to be able to like this hotel. For $217 for two nights, I had an experience that rates in my top ten most miserable. That is saying something. read more

The Penn Wells has a fabulous brunch. It used to be a special occasion place to go when my grandparents came to visit and I haven't been there for years until last week. It is still a fabulous brunch. It is NOT a healthy breakfast. You could make it healthy but then you'd be missing the good stuff. The french toast is awesome! The pastry table rocks. The potatos were all delicious and they have a table with a chocolate fountain and plenty of brownies, gummis, and strawberries to dip in. Wonderful Brunch! read more

To be fair, I stayed at the hotel, not the lodge - 2 establishments run by the same people and not separated on yelp. The hotel is on the main street and the lodge (currently under construction) is down the street. The hotel is older, very old timey & classic but has modern updates with tv & a window ac unit. Beds are super comfy and everyone is very friendly. Be warned though that the walls and windows are paper thin and you can hear everything - don't plan on sleeping before 10 or after 7. The lounge/bar down stairs has pretty decent food, but the chicken parm was over cooked. There are several shops and restaurants on main street, plus lots of camping & hiking in the area read more

One of the worst motels I've ever stayed in. Looks like it hasn't been remodeled since the late 70s. Here are some highlights: - Mildew and holes in the shower curtain - nightstand lamp light bulb was out - stains on lampshades, walls and sheets - A mini fridge that sounded like a lawnmower was blocking access to the sink until we unplugged it and moved it - Found an empty beer can behind the dresser when some of my clothes fell back there - paper thin walls - we were woken up by the cleaning staff loudly gossiping right outside our door for about 20 mins. All this wouldn't be so ridiculous if they hadn't tried to charge us $125 per night. They had originally quoted us $90 over the phone when we booked, so we were able to argue them back to that rate - but it was still way overpriced. This place could fairly charge $50 per night - avoid at all costs unless you want to pay through the nose to stay at a real dump! The Penn Wells hotel next door is nicer and more reasonably priced. read more

The rooms in this hotel are disgusting and hardly worth $40 a night let alone over $100. Sorry to have made the mistake of staying in the Lodge. Never again. read more

Housekeep knocked and barged in after two seconds not giving me a chance to get to the door. Very rude. Very unprofessional. Very poor experience. read more

Great location, good value, comfortable beds in renovated rooms. Very nice staff, good breakfast! Hot tub a plus after hiking. Close to lots of good food in walking distance. Will definitely come back! read more

Thanks to the owners we had a very nice experience at the lodge. We had a lot of rain when we arrived last Saturday, producing a leak in our economy room. Lots of apologies and upgrade to a suite, without even asking for anything. Nice clean facility, swimming pool and jacuzzi were nice too. All the workers tried to comfort the guests during the blackout in the morning. We plan to visit again. read more

Worst place ever, room was on second floor no elevator had to carry luggage up the stairs. Not handicapped friendly. Room smelled of smoke, drain in bathtub didn't drain, bathroom was absolutely disgusting and staff couldn't have cared less about the paying customer. read more

We stayed 1 night. Clean and comfortable. There is a swimming pool and gym. A hot breakfast was included. I've had the Continental breakfasts ( no thanks) but this was a cheese omelette with sausage links. There was also toast, everything bagels (blueberry and plain) 2 kinds of muffins, 3 kinds of cereal and 2 kinds of hot cereals. 3 kinds of yogurt 2 juices and cream cheese, butter and honey. 4 kinds of coffee and 8 different teas. China or paper products. Oranges,apples and bananas. The rooms had 2 arm chairs and lots of hot water. Very friendly. read more

I'll start with the minimal positives: tasty breakfast, within walking distance of food and shops, decent pool and fitness center. Now the negatives: BED BUGS. I repeat BED BUGS. I went to sleep perfectly fine. I woke up the next morning covered in bites. I went to the desk and showed my arm and shoulder to the manager on duty. She said she would look into it and let me know. Nothing else. Someone from the hotel ended up calling me and a left a message that said "We did not find a thing (meaning bugs) in that room." and it clicked off. No one asked how i was doing. No offer to refund the cost of the room. No call back number or anything. I tried calling the higher-up, but no one has returned my calls yet. Turns out this isn't the first time someone got bed bugs there. A coworker informed me that he had gotten them at that hotel. In conclusions: rude staff, nasty bugs. Still scratching incessantly. Do not stay here. read more

Stayed in the lodge, basic accommodations but the customer service was above and beyond. Clean pool,jacuzzi and sauna and a great breakfast (free). We will continue to use this hotel read more